House of Cards Season 3, Chapter 27 – Doug Stamper

House of Cards Season 3, Chapter 27 – Doug Stamper

The story open six months into Francis J. “Frank” Underwood Presidency, played by Keven Spacey. With Frank playing respects to his dead father’s grave. Talking directly into the camera, a classic move of this series, he explains that he will be remembered far more than his father.

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My Geeky Valentine’s Idea…House of Cards Marathon?

My Geeky Valentine’s Idea…House of Cards Marathon?

I have a confession to make. I am going to share my deepest darkest sin in my life. One I would deny publicly and never want my kids to know. Ready? I am secretly in love and am addicted to Netflix’s House of Cards.I know, I know. It’s a non-geeky show that is certainly not Christian, …

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Advice on Custody Depositions

Advice on Custody Depositions

During a child custody case, the other side might ask you to give a deposition. A deposition is a recorded statement taken under oath, for use in court in place of the witness’s spoken testimony. An attorney isn’t required for this procedure, and if you are conducting your case on your own, you should consider the following tips.

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Beginning Divorce: Awkward and Hard

Beginning Divorce: Awkward and Hard

He unexpectedly showed up at a recent dinner party the couple had been planning long before the split. As expected, the evening was awkward (yes, I was there). For most of the night, the wife stayed in one room of their spacious house, he in another. The guests made it easier for them as we broke half one way and half the other.

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Moving? Best Interest of the Child? Probably Not

Moving? Best Interest of the Child? Probably Not

Under the standard, “best interest of the child,” conditions been determined, maybe after several attempts to figure out what that exactly means. Now, with an upheaval, the situation has changed, maybe dramatically and you have to go back to the court and make your case that a move is still in the child’s best interest.

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Sabotaging Your Custody Case

Sabotaging Your Custody Case

Judges and courts take drug/alcohol abuse seriously. If accused, allegations can be legitimized through testing, evaluations and interviews. If you have an alcohol or drug abuse problem, get help immediately, otherwise the other parent will have a strong case against you; and it may cost you joint custody or visitation.

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